Self and Personality Crossword

Jung’s term for the contents of the collective unconscious; images or symbols expressing the inherited patterns for the organization of experience.
active, gregarious, impulsive, thrill seeking
thoughts, feelings and action of which people are aware.
Moral branch of mental functioning
During this period, the child continues to grow physically, but sexual urges are relatively inactive.
the way perceive ourselves and the ideas we hold about our competencies and attributes.
refers to unique and relatively stable qualities that characterized an individual’s behaviour across different situation over a period of time.
triguna which includes attributes like cleanliness, truthfulness, dutifulness, detachment, discipline,
(thin, long, fragile)—brainy, artistic and introverted.
A person tries to make unreasonable feelings or behaviour seem reasonable and acceptable.
A person totally refuses to accept reality.
begins to realise the difference between male and female
Love for mother, hostility towards the father, and fear of punishment or castration by the father.
Optimistic view of human life with emphasis on human growth and self actualisation
Freud introduced this term. In Freud’s treatment, this was quite simply a direct or indirect sexual expression.